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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
8
Fire crews answered a Friday morning alarm at the Amos Smith residence believed caused by wiring. Most furniture was moved out as the house suffered roof and wall damage. The home is identified as the L. E. Weed place in the northeast part of town.
Walter M. Kellenbarger dies after heart disease. Born January 13, 1879, in West Township, Montgomery County Iowa. Survived by widow Bertha, three daughters Frances Bullington Ruby Shelley Ella Kellenbarger, adopted son Harold, five grandchildren, brother and sister, burial at Walnut Cemetery. Services held January 7 at Champion Presbyterian Church.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors fire team and helpers who saved their home Friday. Community Club Oyster Supper reports talks by D B Spraw Horace Greenwood and H C Knight with Joe Lamp guest speaker on highway safety. Local notices mention travel to Texas hospital stays baby name Giya Norine injuries knee and various visits and gatherings around Red Oak Macedonia Clarinda and Oke.
The Emerson Hawks won three more games over the weekend. They beat Woodman Accident of Lincoln Nebraska 40 to 35 in a close Thursday thriller. They defeated Northboro 49 to 20 Saturday. Monday the Hawks split a double header at Stanton with Stanton’s rivals. first team 48 to 30 and second team 38 to 28.
Raoul Calkins spoke to Silver City high school students at Malvern Methodist church, joined by Gus Scott. Epworth League youths attended. Rebekah Circle elected officers. bridge and Kensington club events held. multiple residents noted for visits, birthdays, and social gatherings.
The report notes Adah Hewer starting duties at Gowerselyad Noo 2 on a Monday. It mentions Miss Heawstres taking over a post formerly held by Mrs. Taviveshas of Malvern and Ms Don Riegine. The piece lists local families and events surrounding the church and community, including visiting and dinner guests, church services, and a response to a special jur wart.
Wesley Chapel in Henderson details notes from pastor RK Nesbitt citing church fuel room and coal bin in good order. A group met Tuesday for a day of strenuous toil with wool cutting, meal service, and truck and tractor loan support from J R Clark, Walter Seick, Max Stone and others. Epworth League met at Guy Jordan’s home, donated a church picture, with about 20 youths attending and a lunch served, signaling renewed youth interest.
The XYZ correspondence details the 1797 98 dispatches from three American commissioners to France. It records Talleyrand and other French directorate figures demanding tribute before legitimate U S respect and negotiations with the United States government.
The first United States coin was minted in New York in 1787. A Franklin penny was designed by copperamith Jarvis.
The pronunciation of quintuplet is kwin tu plet with the accent on the first syllable. The first part sounds like win and the second resembles to let, ending with plet.
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